Despite being in the middle of a major construction project, Bath Abbey has been one of the busiest churches in the country attracting nearly half a million people through its doors each year with numbers reaching […]
Tag: Christmas
Hey Bath! – love you.
Winter Solstice – December 21st – seems a good place to reflect on what is past and what is to come. Bath Newseum has never set out to rival the local newspapers – and ad […]
12 stats of Christmas
Got to be the most unusual press release l have received from Bath and North East Somerset Council. I publish it in full – wishing all its employees and councillors the compliments of the season […]
Bus – stop!
Emma Knaggs writes: Despite the rain, around 50 people welcomed the Bollocks to Brexit bus tour on Saturday 15th December as it made a stop in Bath city centre. Members of Bath for Europe sang […]
Great gallopers – it’s not a carousel!
This is more like Christmas magic. Colour, music and people enjoying good old-fashioned fun – in an amazing setting. Carousel l called it – wrong! Thanks for the following from Dave Dixon: “Love the photograph […]
Walcot in lights!
Hot foot from town with footage of this year’s Walcot Street lantern parade. There was an array of large and small lanterns with the theme of Nutcracker Suite, and the procession also featured Walcot Choir and […]
Removal time at The Min
There aren’t many places in Bath you can have a free tinkle – but this is one of them. Well done the Piano Shop – top end of London Road – for putting some music […]
What are we waiting for?
Well there must be plenty of ways to travel to Bath’s annual Christmas Market but arriving from London in a rail carriage pulled by a 1940’s steam locomotive has got to be an exciting and […]
Oh carol!
Never ones to miss an opportunity, Bath for Europe members drew applause from Christmas Market shoppers and rugby fans as they sang a range of alternative ‘Brexit/EU-themed’ carols this weekend outside Bath’s Guildhall. Carols included […]
Throw away Christmas
Once all the presents have been opened, there is still the question of what to do with the waste; and don’t forget – your Christmas trees won’t get picked up until January 28th at the […]
